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Many Canadians have had to re-adjust their lives and spend much more time at home during the past few months due to the pandemic and, for those with mobility issues, that may have proved challenging. Having to stay at home for much longer periods of the day means...

One of the most common questions we receive at Stiltz Home Elevators is how much space does a Stiltz lift take up in the home? All of the answers to these types of questions are often listed in our FAQs page, but here at Stiltz, we thought it would be useful for...

Every New Year is an opportunity for a fresh start where we can all look back over what worked well last year and where we want to make changes. Try these five strategies to get the best from 2020 and make it a positive and happy year ahead: Set a goal We might not...

Is 2020 going to be a year for showing your home a bit of love? There are always little jobs that need to be done around the home, so it is easy to get used to things just as they are. However, even when you love your home, there are still small renovation projects to...

Marking the end of World War One, Remembrance Day takes place next week on, of course, November 11, and gives us all an opportunity to remember the great many fallen in both World Wars and other conflicts. In Canada, Remembrance Day is a public holiday and federal...

Canada’s seniors are showing off their entrepreneurial spirit by being the main drivers of the small business sector according to a new report. Bucking the traditional trend of ‘sliding into retirement, more and more of Canada’s Baby Boomers – and particularly the...

Labour Day is a public holiday in Canada that is celebrated annually on the first Monday of September. The general population are given the day off with schools and most businesses being closed. Whilst originally it was a day that gave workers the opportunity to...

Many of us get that slightly niggling feeling that we would like to give more to charitable causes, or that we would like to ‘make a difference’ a little bit more. Well, it seems that Canadian Seniors are among those who already do more of this than any other group. A...

Canada Day occurs on July 1 and is a national holiday held to mark the joining of Canada’s original three provinces (New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and the Canada Province; now known as Ontario and Quebec) as one nation in 1867. The holiday was formerly known as Dominion...

Victoria Day has always been a special holiday for Canadians, as a chance to spend time with family and marking the start of the summer season and the start of spring for gardeners. This year marks the 200th year since the birth of Queen Victoria making the day even...